COURSE CURRICULUM

The Graphic Design and Web Development program is structured over three years to build a strong blend of creative, technical, and professional skills. In the first year, students gain foundational knowledge in user research, graphic design, programming, and user experience design, followed by courses in front-end development, marketing communications, web design projects, and visual communication. This year focuses on understanding users, design principles, and basic coding skills. In the second year, the curriculum advances into more specialized areas such as content creation, front-end application development, AI for creativity, and information visualization. Students also study research methods and full-stack web development, and complete an industrial placement course, gaining valuable real-world experience in the field. The third year emphasizes flexibility and professional growth, offering elective courses or opportunities to study abroad, along with subjects like entrepreneurial projects and trends in informatics. In the final semester, students focus on advanced digital prototyping, visual experimentation, and complete a major final project in informatics. Optional courses such as creative coding, digital marketing, and motion graphics allow further specialization. Overall, the program provides a balanced progression from fundamentals to advanced application, preparing students for careers in design, development, and digital innovation.